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francis draper jr painting

White Squadron in Boston Harbor
‍9.25 x 11  oil/canvas  unframed
c. 1900

francis draper jr painting

Trees on Hill
8.25 x 11  oil/canvas  unframed
c. 1895

joseph frank currier artist painting

Boy's Head
16 x 13  oil  framed
c. 1880

joseph frank currier artist painting

Schleissheim Sunset
32 x 54  oil  framed
c. 1885

American School painting

American School

The Coast
22 x 18 oil/canvasboard  framed
c. 1895

Issac caliga artist painting

Caliga, Issac

The Path, Truro Dunes
38 x 26  oil/canvas  framed
c. 1895

Hermon Cherry artist painting wpa

Cherry, Herman

Circus Performers
12 x 16 oil/canvas  framed
c. 1940

American School painting

American School

Lilies
36 x 8  oil/canvas  framed
c. 1925

william morris hunt artist

Hunt, William Morris

Singing Beach
9 x 17  oil/board  framed
c. 1877

edwin hale lincoln photograph

Lincoln, Edwin Hale

The America
7.5 x 9.5  platinum print  unframed
c. 1890

John Nomikos Artist

Norton, William (att)

Anchored
30 x 25  oil/canvas  framed
c. 1885

Alden Ripley Artist

Ripley, Alden L

Going Home
16 x 24  mixed media framed
c. 1925

Umetaro Azechi (1902–1999) was a Japanese printmaker and avid mountain climber He is best known for his distinctive woodblock prints depicting mountains and mountaineers. Born family in Ehime Prefecture, Japan, Azechi's began his artistic career engraving at a government printing office in Tokyo. Azechi met Hiratsuka Un'ichi, who encouraged him to pursue woodblock printing. Azechi developed a unique primitive style, characterized by bold forms and rich colors. Utemaro Azechi gained international recognition, with his prints. His prints held in major museums worldwide, including the British Museum and the Art Institute of Chicago.

Azechi, Umeetaro

The Mountaineer
17.25 x 12 woodblock  unframed
d. 1958

Jason Berger (1924–2010) American painter. Born in Malden, Massachusetts. Berger was given a full scholarship to the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. He studied under Karl Zerbe. Berger served in the American Army during World War II. After the war, Jason Berger won the Paige traveling scholarship from the Schoolf of the Museum of Fine Arts and went to Paris where he studied with sculptor Ossip Zadkine. Berger returned United States, and became a well known teacher at schools like Wellesley College and the Art Institute of Boston. Berger and his first wife, painter Marilyn Powers, co-founded the "Direct Vision" group. His art is held in numerous private and public collections, including the Museum of Modern Art and the Guggenheim Museum.

Berger, Jason

Abstract Still Life
12 x 10  mixed media unframed
c. 1950

Jason Berger (1924–2010) American painter. Born in Malden, Massachusetts. Berger was given a full scholarship to the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. He studied under Karl Zerbe. Berger served in the American Army during World War II. After the war, Jason Berger won the Paige traveling scholarship from the Schoolf of the Museum of Fine Arts and went to Paris where he studied with sculptor Ossip Zadkine. Berger returned United States, and became a well known teacher at schools like Wellesley College and the Art Institute of Boston. Berger and his first wife, painter Marilyn Powers, co-founded the "Direct Vision" group. His art is held in numerous private and public collections, including the Museum of Modern Art and the Guggenheim Museum.

Berger, Jason

Pot Belly Stove
12 x 9  mixed media unframed
c. 1950

Jason Berger (1924–2010) American painter. Born in Malden, Massachusetts. Berger was given a full scholarship to the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. He studied under Karl Zerbe. Berger served in the American Army during World War II. After the war, Jason Berger won the Paige traveling scholarship from the Schoolf of the Museum of Fine Arts and went to Paris where he studied with sculptor Ossip Zadkine. Berger returned United States, and became a well known teacher at schools like Wellesley College and the Art Institute of Boston. Berger and his first wife, painter Marilyn Powers, co-founded the "Direct Vision" group. His art is held in numerous private and public collections, including the Museum of Modern Art and the Guggenheim Museum.

Berger, Jason

Abstraction
12 x 12  mixed media unframed
c. 1950

Jason Berger (1924–2010) American painter. Born in Malden, Massachusetts. Berger was given a full scholarship to the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. He studied under Karl Zerbe. Berger served in the American Army during World War II. After the war, Jason Berger won the Paige traveling scholarship from the Schoolf of the Museum of Fine Arts and went to Paris where he studied with sculptor Ossip Zadkine. Berger returned United States, and became a well known teacher at schools like Wellesley College and the Art Institute of Boston. Berger and his first wife, painter Marilyn Powers, co-founded the "Direct Vision" group. His art is held in numerous private and public collections, including the Museum of Modern Art and the Guggenheim Museum.

Berger, Jason

Pot Belly Stove
11 x 8  drawing unframed
c. 1950

joseph frank currier artist drawing

The Brook
18 x 21  charcoal  framed
c. 1885

joseph frank currier artist drawing

The Road
15 x 21  charcoal  framed
c. 1880

francis draper jr painting

Boston Harbor
24 x 34  oil/canvas framed
d. 1885

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